abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> and that breaking news, tonight is out of richmond. westbound 580 is shut down after a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car. officials don't know what the man was doing on the freeway. good evening and thank you for joining us. just one day after a fatal shooting at l.a.x. a scare at sfo. police board a plane and escort a passenger off a jetblue flight. this is video you'll only see on abc 7 news. it began on a flight from long beach to sfo. abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live with the latest. >> reporter: a security concern that threatened the nature of

the aircraft forced a flight to be delayed, a passenger to be removed from the plane and arrested for being drunk and disorderly in public. tonight, the video that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> he said the plane is going to go down, this plane is going to be destroyed. >> reporter: that's what one passenger told us he overheard a man near him scream above jetblue flight 1136. >> he said it so loud in volume he got my attention. >> reporter: abc 7 news spoke with patrick alexander who caught parts of the moments on his smartphone. >> my hand was shaking and i wa nervous the entire time. >> reporter: the flight was en route to sfo from long beach. as soon as the flight crew was aware of the threat, the airport security met the plane when it landed. the officers board the plane and immediately identify and escort

the man off the plane. >> and maybe the threat is still on the plane and they took him off the plane and the rest of the passengers had to stay on board. >> reporter: the flight was delayed 45 minutes. officials have not identified the passenger. at sfo, nick smith, abc 7 news. this is a live look at l.a.x. where the pylons are lit blue in honor of the tsa officer killed yesterday. gerardo hernandez is the first official to be killed in the line of duty. tonight we are learning more about the suspect, paul police believe someone dropped him at the airport on friday and police want to know who that is. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are filed murder charges against the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting of tsa officer

gerardo hernandez and the wounding of four others. saturday night, 100 foot pylons lit up the sky over the airport in honor of the fallen transportation security officer, his wife is tr >> i am truly devastated. we are all heart broken and will miss him dearly. >> our hearts go out to the. is a officer that was shot and killed. >> reporter: who others were wounded when paul ciancia took a rifle out of his bag friday morning and started firing. this tmz video shows the ensuing mayhem. the fbi is investigating the shooting. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. >> reporter: it could have been worse if the officers did not

chase the suspect through terminal 3. >> the fact they disabled this assailant within minutes saved untold lives. >> reporter: ciancia is in the hospital. the fbi says he is unresponsive. the airport, a scene of fear and confusion friday morning ed to saturday afternoon. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >> one of the people caught in the cross fire was a host of the tv series ""mythbusters." >> everyone was jumping over chairs and people. people were take cover. i mean, it was literally like my worst nightmare. and it was happening. >> "mythbusters" is shot in the bay area but he was heading from l.a.x. to a video shoot in

delaware. the shootings caused dozens of cancellations in the bay area. today eight flights to and fro l.a.x. were cancelled. be sure to check your flight status with your airline. ws ora county. six teenagers have been rescued after getting lost hiking. the teens got the top of the peak and lost the trail heading back. >> and we got on the wrong route and we tried to backtrack but then it started to get dark and we lost the trail and ended up in the field and called the cops. here we are. >> the regional park police got a 911 call relayed from fremont police. the teens were not so much scared as they were cold. friends and family of a teenager shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy gathered to thank the community for its support. andy lopez was shot while holding an air rifle that looked

like an ak-47 rifle. >> reporter: as candles were arranged and a cross was adjusted at the memorial, it was not lost on a few people here that this weekend marks the day of the dead. >> is it a mexican tradition to every first and second of november to come and celebrate the dead or your loved ones who have passed away. >> reporter: andy lopez's parents were here for a couple of hours. they did not want to speak on camera be. you they did say they will be in san francisco on monday for a big announcement. they will be joining their team of attorneys monday to announce a federal civil lawsuit against sonoma county sheriff's department. they joined 100 people for a potluck dinner. organizers say they have no intention of connecting the death to the day of the dead but

they want to support the family. >> we just want to remember andy. we don't want to talk about what happened but we just want to remember him. >> reporter: a family attorney says that the 13-year-old has not been laid to rest because his parents are waiting for his grandmother to arrive. she arrived in california just in time to join them for the event. one person was killed today after a car went off a cliff on highway 1. the car, a red honda had been reported stolen. the driver, who was killed, was the only one in the car. a fundraiser was held today to set up a trust for the only survivor of a family killed in a car accident in lodi. the nine-year-old lost his parents and four brothers and sisters including an unborn child on october 22nd. eden, who is still hospitalized will have access to the funds on

his 18th birthday. police are searching for a gunman who robbed customers at a hair salon today just before noon at the pampered girl salon in hayes valley. three customers were inside when the gunman burst inside taking money, smartphones and tablets. robberies are rare in 24 neighborhood. and daylight saving time ends tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. set your clocks back one hour to make sure you are on time on sunday. let's head to the meteorologist for a first look at the forecast. >> it includes wind. live doppler 7 hd showing you ge passage of a cold front. we are now on the backside of the system. and get ready for strong winds to develop overnight tonight. mainly, the higher elevations above 1,000 feet. and that includes the north bay,

east bay hills and mountains of the diablo range and that is in effect until monday at 7:00 in the morning with gusts to 45 miles an hour. right now the winds are pick up. gusts to 29 but still calm in the south bay with san jose 6 miles an hour. we'll look at our sunday forecast coming up. a 65-year-old man has been found after he was reported missing from an assisted living facility shut down this month. he was found friday. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. the valley springs manor was shut down on the 24th. on the 26th, police found patients were cared for by only a cook and a janitor. the chronicle reported that the facilities owner had serious violations at other facilities which includes tying patients to their beds. in 1999 she was fined $860,000

for a home she owned in milpitas. hundreds of people marched in memory of their ancestors. the event is a federal holiday in mexico. and it's in part of the mission district since the 1970s. it honors death and the cycle of life. still to come, incredible video as high winds whipped water up and over a freeway. where it happened and why so many drivers took off without their cars. the treat that turned out to be a nasty trick for one california woman. what she found inside her child's trick-or-treat back. and why you may want to savor that gla

my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kidneys, no more kidney stones. that's the good news. "but, we found a spot on your lung." that frankly scared the "hell" out of me. i hadn't smoked in 22 years. how could this happen to me? he said, "well, you know about radon gas?" we'll... you know, i heard about it. he said, "well, the second leading cause of cancer" "in america is radon, 22,000 people a year die from this." i literally left the doctor's office, got a test kit, put it in my house, and our result was 39.8. the upper limit is 4. we got to get this fixed. that was on a monday, and on wednesday, our mitigation system was up and running. well, i think everybody should have their house tested. we'd never know. we'd still be living there. i could get another tumor from it. right now, it's changing my life.

pushing the limits. however, i didn't know the impact a brain injury can have. the risk got real for me after sustaining a traumatic brain injury while i was training for the 2010 winter olympics. you really need to educate yourself about brain injuries and how dangerous they can be. after my injury the doctors were saying that the helmet saved my life. wearing a helmet to prevent severe traumatic brain injury is a must... and so is learning what you can do to prevent concussion. breaking news in the central valley. there has been an accident involving an amtrak train and a

minivan. the driver may have been medivaced from the scene. chp is on scene. and now we take you to washington state and some incredible video. this is the 520 bridge over lake washington in seattle. you can see the wind blowing the water over the roadway. the bridge moved as much as five feet because of the wind. the cars at the end of the bridge are.empty. drivers abandoned them. >> no, i don't seen have seen it to where people have abandoned their vehicles. he said he saw a light pole disappear and come back up. the bridge obviously had a lot of sway to it. >> the bridge was closed for two hours. the wind knocked out power the 200,000 homes and businesses. several trees were brought down, injuring two people, including a two-year-old child. a member of cirque du soleil

is recovering after falling off the wheel of death during a performance last night. this is video of a practice session. the show was stopped and the man was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be released in a few days. police in salinas is looking for someone who put lsd in a piece of halloween candy. authorities believe this small hole 2in that wrapper is where the acid was injected. she ate the candy and felt like she had an anxiety attack. it was given to her 16-month-old daughter. >> i shudder to think what would have happened to my niece. it would have been far too strong for a toddler. >> the women's symptoms were consistent with taking lsd.

and in redding, a mom going through her daughter's halloween candy pulled out a bag full of ecstasy. police are investigating who may have handed out the drug to children. election day isn't until tuesday but voters in san francisco can swing by city hall to drop off their vote by mail ballots. there will be drop off stations open tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., monday from 8:00 to 5:00 and tuesday from 7:00 to 8:00. a second b.a.r.t. labor union has ratified the new agreement. atu said its members approved the contract. sciu members approved the deal last night. it includes a 15.4% raise and safer working conditions and requires b.a.r.t. workers to pay into their pensions and increase health care costs. tomorrow is the final day to

enjoy vintage motor and trolley buses in san francisco. the streetcars and buses dating back to 1896 are in service. muni displayed its newest addition to the fleet, the 1934 open-top boat tram will operate during good weather only of course. and for a check on the weather let's get to leigh glaser. >> showing you the high clouds we saw earlier in the day thanks to a cold front that came across the bay area. we are on the backside of the system and that's when the north winds are kicking up. gusts to 29. and almost or straight due south -- due north, you see

here. but it's calm right now in napa. some of the heaviest winds over the open waters and all of that will shift enlainland. mount tam gusts to have we have gusts out to about 13 and 31 miles an hour as you head out to the altamont pass there. no rain in the forecast for this evening. we may see clouds from time to time. 53 in san jose. and also we're seeing some of the nice lights from the city there. not as much cloudiness. napa in the 40s. 47 degrees and we have 53 in concord. here is a look at the forecast highlights. we'll continue with increasing wind mainly the higher elevations overnight tonight. and then we do look for returning back to pacific to

it to fall back one hour once again before you go to bed tonight and look for a cooler and breezy day for your sunday. pacific standard time 2 a.m. tomorrow. clocks go back which means you get to gain an extra hour of sleep. let's talk about the wind advisory that went up at 11:00 and will be with us through monday morning. but i want to tell you it's mainly the higher elevations. but sustain winds and gusts up to 45 miles per hour there is a possibility of power outages. we are now on the backside of the cold front and that's where the low pressure is and the gusty winds increase overnight tonight. no rain out of this system. a new clouds sunday afternoon. will notice cooler temperatures tomorrow as highs today in most locations were in the upper 60s

to near 70 degrees. tomorrow only in the 60s. in the 40s overnight with the winds picking up. higher elevations with the gustiest winds. san jose, 67 degrees and folks once the winds die down we will look for warmer temperatures tuesday and wednesday. slight chance right now of maybe a shower on thursday. very slight chance but a big cool down by thursday and friday. >> thank you, leigh. can the cal bears turn it around? >> cal played their best game in weeks against arizona and got a break outperformance from

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be. it is a long season for the coaches and fans. first quarter tied at 7. cal on their own three. stopped for a safety. 9-7, arizona. goth goes to kenny lawler. cal down 5 at halftime. opening drive. denker with a second rushing td on the day. cal never quit. in the third, lawler makes the catch. he had three td catches on the day. bears down 5 and pitched up. denker with another play fake scores. sonny dykes expression says it all. >> losing is just the worst feeling ever. even though i had three touchdowns i feel good about it. but i would feel better if we had the win. >> you know, he had been up and

down the whole year but he is coming into his own and made three great plays. and we got a shut out today and he took advantage of it. >> san jose state and unlv. later in the quarter, halloween's over but san jose has tricks up their sleeves. a great catch, sparky wins with the victory. chief osceola. florida state leading 14-7, winston to freeman. 48 yards for the touchdown. seminoles on top 21-7. no answer for freeman. 12 yards for a third touchdown of the game. seminoles improve to 8-0 with the victory in tallahassee.

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before you even know you're pregnant. warriors wrapping up their tour against sacramento. they lost to the clippers in l.a. and took care of the kings in oracle. a great sequence to close out the first. green drains the three. and curry put on a show. shake and bake, knocks down three. he had 22 points, 12 assists, none nicer than this one, klay thompson buries the three. the slash brothers loving it up 20 at the half. steph continues to light it up. a 15-0 run for the warriors. and they win 98-87. dan boyle back in the

line-up. vermette, 1-0 coyotes. 1-1 game. still in the second. boyle goes high glove on mike smith. sharks had 50 shots and lose in the shootout 3-2. a little fog, kenny perry has to finish in the top five to take the points title. he is 7 under. bernhard langer has to win the evening and have perry miss the top five. but it was fred couples having his way. four birdies on the day. he is 15 under, five shots up on mark o'meara. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. more college football coming up later.

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but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior project helps them by, you know, giving them another start. now that my dad's home, i get a lot more hugs. i'm really proud of him. find out more about wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc ab news. >> in richmond all westbound lanes of interstate 580 are shut down after a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car. traffic is being diverted off the freeway.

a caltrans worker was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver on friday morning. at san francisco international, police removed a man off a jetblue plane because of security reasons. a passenger told abc 7 news the man said, this man is going to be destroyed. the passenger was arrested for being drunk in public. at l.a.x. the 100 foot pylons are lit blue in honor of the tsa officer killed friday, gerardo hernandez is the first tsa official to be killed in the line of duty. the suspect, paul ciancia has been charged with murder. german officials say they would love to go to moscow and question edward snowden. germany wants to know how extensive the spying of the national security agency was. and berlin officials want snowden to show him the original

documents that he has leaked. in his weekly address, president obama talked about the need to pass a budget that includes spending on education and research. he said a budget shouldn't be cut just for the sake of cutting. >> remember our deficits are getting smaller, not bigger. on my watch they are falling at the fastest pace in 60 years. that gives us room to fix our long term debt problems without sticking it to young people or undermining our bedrock retirement and health security programs. >> house and senate budget negotiators want to divert a new round of cuts. if you want to go online to check on the affordable health care plans tonight you're out of luck. the health insurance website is off line until tomorrow morning. a technology team will be

working on there is no reason for wine lovers to panic. there were 300 million cases last year. down 5% from the year before. it's the lowest level since the 1960s. one of the main reasons for the drop is a global consumer shift. >> in the big, old european wine producing countries, france, italy, spain, betion has been t to cou but to counter balance that in the united states and in china, season season as desirable and very hip. >> production in france and argentina also dropped this year because of poor weather. there are new complaints about a popular brand of yoga pants a few months after being pulled from stores. lululemon stopped selling the

pants and changed the fabric. this month complaints were left about getting holes, having seams come apart or there there are complaints that the pants aresheer. too sheer. it's starting to look like christmas in chicago. the macy's great tree was lit today. >> one -- merry christmas! >> very pretty. the 45-foot tree is adorned with 10,000 ornaments. this is the 106th straight year the great tree has been lit in chicago signifying the start of the holiday season. sex, drugs, and politics. the i team has an interview with the former local politician who tells the story of her public meltdown. and the winds will be picking up overnight. the wind advisory up for the bray area tonight. we'll look

covering los altos, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. former alameda county supervisor is now telling her story. a sex and drug scandal that forced her out of office. she sat down with dan noyes for an exclusive interview she views

as an important step for getting on with her life. >> reporter: nadya davis was a political rising star in 2002. president of the santa ana school board, lawyer, daughter of an immigration attorney when she met the stateral at attorne general at the time. >> we could talk for hours. policy things and he had great stories. >> reporter: they married, settled in hayward and had a son. after bill became state treasurer he transferred money into her accounts. she won the election and spent a month in rehab. >> i admitted myself. >> reporter: that's where she met a san jose construction worker dealing with a methamphetamine addiction. >> i thought he was a genuine

person when i first met him and made the stupid mistake of believing i had to save him. >> reporter: nadya won the election for the supervisor, the high point of her career. but on the personal front, arguments with her husband led to an affair and her own addiction to meth. >> when did you start using? >> i was an elected official and i was a mother and i was a wife. and i made that deshl, bad choice. i'm responsible for making it. >> reporter: steve refused to be interviewed for the story and e-mailed me i have been completely clean and sober since january. i'm continuing on the path to rebuilding my life and made too much progress to bring up the past. when the smoke filled your lungs, was it clear to you that i'm in trouble?

this is addicting? i'md. >> thooked. >> that wasn't a thought in my head. i think i would have stopped. it was i enjoy this. i like it. and then -- >> reporter: was it a powerful attraction to it? >> it was immediate. >> reporter: nadya and bill began living apart. she tried to break up with her lover several times. he revealed he had a sex tape. >> did he ask you to concept to the tape? >> i would check his phone a lot to see if he had because he had recorded us before. >> reporter: bill found the copy of the sex video lift in the mailbox at their home. >> the pain that he must have felt. he asked if i was involved with someone and i said yes. >> reporter: the pressure continued to build until 2012.

someone was trying to access their bank accounts online and when bill questioned her she said it could be him. >> he said, why don't you go ahead and commit suicide knowing that i had become suicidal in treatment and was on the edge for those three months. it was the most devastating thing that i have ever heard come out of my husband's mouth. >> reporter: bill declined to be interviewed for this report. his spokesman said that he wouldn't get into the details but suffice to say they had a heated argument and they both said hurtful things they regret. after the argument, nadya left with their son, bought food from target and got a room at this hotel. late that night, her lover arrived. nadya questioned him about the plans to expose their drug use and their affair and he attacked. >> i remember waking up on the

floor and i couldn't move my body and i just like gave up. like i thought if i fought, you know, i would -- i was going to die. >> reporter: his attorney denied he assaulted her telling the l.a. times last year, i think she has issues and struggling. we are watching someone fall apart in the public eye. she suffered bruises to her head and neck and a concussion. because she worked for the droerng the doctor direct -- district attorney the case went to the state attorney general's office. they declined to prosecute. >> i'll never understand why they didn't prosecute. i have to accept it to recover. >> reporter: the alameda county d.a. said there were problems with the case. she invited him to the hotel room and called him and was an

unreliable witness because of her drug use. for the i team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> parts of that sex tape were posted on youtube. she talks about that and the phone call that saved her life in part two of our interview tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. a rare hybrid solar eclipse will be visible on the eastern sea board in southern europe and in african. here in the bay area you will have to use the internet and get up early. it begins at 3:45 a.m. eastern time. and for a check on how our sunday weather is going to be let's go to leigh glaser. >> it's going to be mainly clear but much cooler and also a bit on the breezy to windy side depending on where you are. you can see live doppler 7 hd picking up a clear sky. but the wind gusts are starting to pick up. that wind advisory up for the

bay area until monday at 7:00 a.m. gusts to 29 in santa rosa right now. the south bay calm right now. san carlo, only 6 miles an hour. that is sustained wind in san jose. by the way if you are heading to the raiders game tomorrow, no complaints. hazy sunshine. it will be chillier. with daytime highs only in the mid to low 60s and the breeze will be with you as well. also around the state we'll look for 68 for los angeles, 70, fresno. windy near monterey tomorrow, 59 degrees. and yosemite, 59 as well. if you are going east, washington, d.c. enjoys sunshine, a fall like day at 54 degrees. 68 for dallas. and denver, 63 degrees. remember, before you go to bed, it's time to fall back. set your clock back one hour as a return to pacific standard time 2:00 a.m. sunday morning. otherwise we warm up tuesday and

wednesday and we cool it down thursday and friday with a slight chance of showers then. >> time to bring out the heavier coats. she was here and a mix of everything. >> the warriors and kings renewed their rivalry.

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the warriors brought their california tour back home tonight against sacramento. they beat the lakers at home and lost to the clippers at l.a. and took care of the kings tonight at oracle. a great sequence. steph curry to draymond green. with two seconds left, look at ben macklemore. klay had 27. the slash brothers loving it. up 20 at the half. in the third, steph continues to light it up. his fifth three, part of a 15-0 run for the worst. they run the kings out of oracle

98-87. dan boyle back in the line-up, missed seven games. not the start he wanted. vermette shot under boyle's stick. 1-0 coyotes. a 1-1 game. still in the second. boyle goes high glove. it goes to overtime and a shootout where vermette wins it. sharks win it 3-2. college football is becoming a long season for the cal bears hosting arizona trying to end a six-game slide. but it was not to be. derek goth learning a lot. first quarter tied at teven. cal at their own three. stopped at the line of scrimmage. that's a safety. goff goes to kenny lawler. cal down five at the half.

opening drive of the second half. denker takes it himself. 26-14, cats. cal never quit. lawler with a spectacular one-handed catch. bears down five and pumped up. but before the quarter ends, a play fake. 261 yards in the air. sunny dikes says it all. a 33-28 loss to arizona. >> just the worst feeling ever. even though i had three touchdowns i feel good about it but i would have felt better if i would have had the win. >> you know, he's been up and down the whole year but he is coming into your own now and made three great plays for me. and we got a shut out there too. san jose state and unlv. 13 yards to chandler jones.

7-0 spartans. billy freeman throws it to kyle nun. the spartans improve to 5-3 with the victory. chief osceola with the third completion against miami. second quarter, florida state leading 14-7. screen pass to freeman. he'll take it 38 yards right down the sidelines. seminoles up. noles too much fire power and the canes no answer. seminoles improve to 8-0 with a 41-14 beat down in tallahassee. play of the day. nebraska trailing northwestern by 3. ron kelly to the end zone. the ball batted down. the cornhuskers looking for a second straight loss but they improve to 6-2 with the 27-24

victory. the zito era is over. they opted out for a $7 million buyout. zito had a rocky relationship with the giants fans before his contributions to two world series championships. he finishes his time with a 4.62 e.r.a. and $7 million to walk away. pga tour in china. a lot of low scores. eagle on 14. 15 under just three back of the leader. ten birdies on the day. five-stroke lead. but on 18 the tee short finds the water. 6 under, 66. 18 under on the tournament. three up on poulter going to sunday. and this abc 7 sports report.

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